北京郊区农民专业合作社规范化建设的问题研究与机制建议（Study on the standardization construction of farmers professional cooperatives in Beijing suburbs and suggestions for its mechanism）.docVIP

北京郊区农民专业合作社规范化建设的问题研究与机制建议（Study on the standardization construction of farmers professional cooperatives in Beijing suburbs and suggestions for its mechanism） The farmers professional cooperatives is in the market, industrialization, city modernization and globalization process and the main composite heterogeneity, village, traditional supply chain era, social political structure and multiple embedded. Since July 1, 2007, the farmer cooperatives law (hereinafter referred to as the cooperative law) after the implementation of more than four years in the country, the three rural work priority among priorities under the guidance of the principle, management departments at all levels to increase the cooperative policy support, strengthen standardization construction, promote the rapid development of farmer cooperatives. The farmer specialized cooperative economic organization has gradually become a new organizational form of farmers Entrepreneurship and income increase. Beijing is the capital, and the study of the development of farmer cooperatives in the suburbs of Beijing will be of positive significance for further study of the construction of national cooperatives. First, the current situation and problems of the standardization construction of cooperatives in Beijing 1., the regional role of cooperatives is obvious, and the exploration of standardization construction is under way In 2007, the total size of the suburbs of Beijing farmers professional cooperatives from 1609 to 2008, the development of cooperatives to 2266, by the end of 2010, Beijing suburban development of farmer cooperatives to 4792, the growth rate reached 198.7%; the total size of registered members from 29752 to 122357, increased by 311.6%. Radiation drives 453 thousand households, accounting for 70% of the rural households in the suburbs. On the scale of cooperatives, the number of 100-500 members of cooperatives accounted for the vast majority, while the number of members reached 500-1000, on